Patent classifications
H01L2224/02313
Dummy structure of stacked and bonded semiconductor device
A semiconductor device and method utilizing a dummy structure in association with a redistribution layer is provided. By providing the dummy structure adjacent to the redistribution layer, damage to the redistribution layer may be reduced from a patterning of an overlying passivation layer, such as by laser drilling. By reducing or eliminating the damage caused by the patterning, a more effective bond to an overlying structure, such as a package, may be achieved.
Method of forming semiconductor device having a dual material redistribution line and semiconductor device
A method of making a semiconductor device includes depositing a second conductive material over a first conductive material, wherein the second conductive material is different from the first conductive material, and the second conductive material defines a redistribution line (RDL). The method further includes depositing a passivation layer over the RDL, wherein depositing the passivation layer comprises forming a plurality of convex sidewalls, and each of the plurality of convex sidewalls extends beyond an edge of the RDL.
CHIP REDISTRIBUTION STRUCTURE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
The present invention provides a chip redistribution structure and a preparation method thereof. The chip redistribution structure includes a chip body, and a first distribution layer and a second distribution layer which are connected to the chip body. A first pin and a second pin are disposed on the surface of the chip body. The chip redistribution structure further includes a dielectric layer disposed on the surface of the chip body, wherein the dielectric layer is recessed downwards to form a first window, a second window, and a groove communicated with the first window. The first window and the second window respectively correspond to the first pin and the second pin. The first distribution layer extends along the groove and is communicated with the first pin, and the second distribution layer is disposed above the dielectric layer and is communicated with the second pin. In the present application, the first distribution layer and the second distribution layer are disposed in a staggered manner along the height direction through the dielectric layer provided with the groove, so that the size limitation problem of an existing redistribution process is overcome, the redistribution density can be improved, and the risk of short circuit is reduced.
Die stacks and methods forming same
A method includes thinning a semiconductor substrate of a device die to reveal through-substrate vias that extend into the semiconductor substrate, and forming a first redistribution structure, which includes forming a first plurality of dielectric layers over the semiconductor substrate, and forming a first plurality of redistribution lines in the first plurality of dielectric layers. The first plurality of redistribution lines are electrically connected to the through-substrate vias. The method further includes placing a first memory die over the first redistribution structure, and forming a first plurality of metal posts over the first redistribution structure. The first plurality of metal posts are electrically connected to the first plurality of redistribution lines. The first memory die is encapsulated in a first encapsulant. A second plurality of redistribution lines are formed over, and electrically connected to, the first plurality of metal posts and the first memory die.
Brass-coated metals in flip-chip redistribution layers
A package comprises a die and a redistribution layer coupled to the die. The redistribution layer comprises a metal layer, a brass layer abutting the metal layer, and a polymer layer abutting the brass layer. The package is a wafer chip scale package (WCSP). The package further includes a solder ball attached to the redistribution layer.
Methods Of Forming Microvias With Reduced Diameter
A method for forming microvias for packaging applications is disclosed. A sacrificial photosensitive material is developed to form microvias with reduced diameter and improved placement accuracy. The microvias are filled with a conductive material and the surrounding dielectric is removed and replaced with an RDL polymer layer.
Bump structure and method of making the same
In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device first conductive layers are formed over a substrate. A first photoresist layer is formed over the first conductive layers. The first conductive layers are etched by using the first photoresist layer as an etching mask, to form an island pattern of the first conductive layers separated from a bus bar pattern of the first conductive layers by a ring shape groove. A connection pattern is formed to connect the island pattern and the bus bar pattern. A second photoresist layer is formed over the first conductive layers and the connection pattern. The second photoresist layer includes an opening over the island pattern. Second conductive layers are formed on the island pattern in the opening. The second photoresist layer is removed, and the connection pattern is removed, thereby forming a bump structure.
Semiconductor Device and Method
In an embodiment, a device includes: a passivation layer on a semiconductor substrate; a first redistribution line on and extending along the passivation layer; a second redistribution line on and extending along the passivation layer; a first dielectric layer on the first redistribution line, the second redistribution line, and the passivation layer; and an under bump metallization having a bump portion and a first via portion, the bump portion disposed on and extending along the first dielectric layer, the bump portion overlapping the first redistribution line and the second redistribution line, the first via portion extending through the first dielectric layer to be physically and electrically coupled to the first redistribution line.
Redistribution lines with protection layers and method forming same
A method includes forming a metal seed layer over a first conductive feature of a wafer, forming a patterned photo resist on the metal seed layer, forming a second conductive feature in an opening in the patterned photo resist, and heating the wafer to generate a gap between the second conductive feature and the patterned photo resist. A protection layer is plated on the second conductive feature. The method further includes removing the patterned photo resist, and etching the metal seed layer.
Repurposed seed layer for high frequency noise control and electrostatic discharge connection
An integrated circuit (IC) package is described. The IC package includes a die, having a pad layer structure on back-end-of-line layers on a substrate. The die also includes a metallization routing layer on the pad layer structure, and a first under bump metallization layer on the metallization routing layer. The IC package also includes a patterned seed layer on a surface of the die to contact the first under bump metallization layer. The IC package further includes a first package bump on the first under bump metallization layer.